Shaw hints at possible sheriff bid after council loss
Former Rio Rancho City Councilor Steve Shaw, 52, who retired as deputy chief of the Rio Rancho Police Department in 2006, pursues law enforcement teaching and enjoys time with family. He reported selling his emails to successor Mark Scott and leaving city meetings, while keeping city ties and observing council dynamics. Shaw floated a future run for Sandoval County sheriff but not soon, as wife Judy plans retirement in 2013 and travel while he continues teaching.
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Glass art team expands with classes and custom pieces
Schubert may offer classes and repair a family heirloom glass piece. They accept private appointments at LaVidaGlass gmail com. Special pendants for a girls soccer team feature each player's number. Prices range from 1 to 20 dollars as the business grows toward a retail location and teaching courses in a few months.
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City pushes business friendly stance with new hospital openings
The City of Rio Rancho highlights a business friendly focus with Presbyterian Rust Medical Center opening on Unser Boulevard and UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center set to open June 18 with a grand opening July 7 at City Center. A work session will stream on ci.rio-rancho.am.us and air on RioVision cable channel 15 for Cable One subscribers.
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